Towards an ecology of relationships

by | Feb 15, 2024

“Called to unity - Towards an ecology of relationships”. This is the title of an online workshop scheduled for 2 March 2024 which our network is promoting. The event was prepared with representatives of various Churches, Movements and Communities, with the aim of highlighting one of the '7 YES's' of our journey together: the 'YES to creation'.

“Called to unity – Towards an ecology of relationships”

This is the title of an

which our network is promoting in 4 languages: English, Italian German and French.

The event was prepared with representatives of various Churches, Movements and Communities, with the aim of highlighting one of the ‘7 YESES’ of our journey together: the ‘YES to creation’.

During the morning, the speakers will take us through the Churches’ thinking on this subject; afterwards, we will dialogue with them to further explore the topic.

In the afternoon, ample space will be devoted to good practices in the efforts to safeguard creation which are already underway in various European countries.

The Focus? The relationships that form the basis of our acting and interacting with creation.

We would like to offer this opportunity to enhance a network regarding ecology, encouraging positive and imitable initiatives.

The Workshop is being supported by European Union Funds and is part of the ‘DialogUE’ project, which we joined as the Together for Europe network.

To participate, one needs to register via the link on the Flyer that you can download here>>. Subsequently, the link to the webinar, together with the programme, will be sent for registered participants.

We look forward to seeing you!

The Secretariat of Together for Europe

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